ArkhamMirror

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by ArkhamMirror 8mo ago
I hate that we have to expose data to the cloud in order to analyze it, so I decided to build a platform that would help people get to the truth of things without having anyone peeking over their shoulder. ArkhamMirror: SHATTERED is a modul
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ArkhamMirror SHATTERED: Air-gapped investigative analysis, no Palantir required(github.com)
2 points by ArkhamMirror 8mo ago|1 comments
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
We've added a standalone ACH tool you can use locally or even try in-browser: https://mantisfury.github.io/ArkhamMirror/ach/ Enjoy
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
There is now a standalone ACH tool you can try online in-browser. You can download it and run it locally with local llm, or you can use it in the browser and plug in a Groq or OpenAI API key.
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
Ai-assist features can add hypotheses, challenge existing hypotheses (devil's advocate), add evidence, automatically suggests scores for evidence and hypotheses, generate insights for your hypotheses rankings, analyze sensitivity of fi
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Show HN: ArkhamMirror – CIA's Analysis of Competing Hypotheses, Runs in Browser(mantisfury.github.io)
8 points by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago|1 comments
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
I'm very glad to hear that! Let me tell you this - This version of the toolkit is pretty monolithic and reflex is kind of a pain to work with for me. This version of the tool will be polished from here, but I hesitate to add more featu
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
Good question. TL;DR is you won't find those here. ACH is a different sort of hypotheses testing tool. This tool does not do formal "Statistical Hypothesis Testing" using the formal statistical methods that would be used fo
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
It doesn't have an online mode yet - although there's a lot of stuff in the works. However, since docker and LM Studio are already included in the setup, you can turn on MCP Toolkit in Docker and add the Docker MCP to LM Studio.
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
I dockerized most of what I could, the rest of it I put in a data silo for ease of destruction when necessary. Is there something in particular you think would work better or be more secure being added to the docker setup?
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
For sure - "conspiracy theorists" are just another group of people trying to find truth, patterns in the world and trying to connect the dots. The cork board feel was very much intentional in some of the visualizations. Specific
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
You're very welcome I get it - pretty much everything I've been working with to build this platform is basically brand new to me, or just brand new in general, so I have to be wary of how I do things too.
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
The ACH method actively encourages you to start off with any and all plausible explanations and eliminate them as you go along, but the AI suggestions are definitely more limited than what a human could come up with. There are LLM limitatio
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
There's a lot of potential for overlaps in features - e-discovery is one of the core concepts behind this platform, definitely. Also, it's true that a lot of the existing tools that do similar things are anything but free. I can i
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
TL;DR is it should be fine, and thank you! There's an isolated venv/ in the project folder, so no global packages or system python mods. If your python is 3.11+, the install should recognize it. If you have 3.10 or lower, it'
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
That's awesome, thank you so much for getting more eyeballs on it! My approach to security so far has been to keep it air-gapped and include a nukeitfromorbit.bat that will do everything but physically destroy your SSD to keep your pri
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
This feature update is all about ACH, but there are several other functions that might also be of use for doing audit or compliance work. Is there any particular function you had in mind? ArkhamMirror can also scan your corpus for near dupl
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
Thank you, I'm glad it's gathered some interest! I don't have any background as an analyst or anything like that. ACH is a real tool, really used by the CIA, and the existing versions are basically crappy spreadsheets, or not
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
I'm sure if the right evidence were submitted and run against the right hypotheses a different frontrunner could emerge. Remember - this is a tool to help you investigate better and figure out what to look for, not a tool that tells yo
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
It would be enough to drive most local LLMs crazy if it tried to generate it all at once or if it was all part of one long session, but it's set up so the LLM doesn't have to produce much at a time. I only batch in small groups (l
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
Thanks, glad to hear it! Short answer - no, not right now. However, instead of going through locally hosted docker and local LLMs, you could reroute it wherever you like, but I don't have a cloud option set up at this time. I'm fo
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
That would be a cool test - let me know if you decide to do it!
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
Supposed to be the Mirror of Galadriel showing Arkham asylum. Just joshing on Palantir Gotham a little bit
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
Well, based on the evidence provided against our competing hypotheses, The least problematic hypothesis is that we landed on the moon in 1969. Second least problematic hypothesis was "The Apollo 11 mission was a hoax staged by NASA and
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
I didn't think a video would be very exciting. It did feel like deep magic when I tested it though. For the scenario in the screenshots, I provided the question, "Did we really land a man on the moon?" and the null hypothesis
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
Probably - LLMs definitely benefit from having decision-making frameworks. ACH is a super-widely useful tool, so I don't see why you couldn't tune an AI with it too.
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
In case it wasn't clear, the ACH update is on the reflex-dev branch - https://github.com/mantisfury/ArkhamMirror/tree/reflex-dev
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
It's mainly useful for journalism purposes, yes. Audit and compliance uses were also a consideration. It's a unified tool for right now, but I'm working on turning the base of it into the frame and adding individual shards fo
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
It's not just for people doing interesting things. It just helps people answer questions about stuff. The stuff can be interesting or boring or dangerous or silly. The last question I tested the ACH tool on was "Did William Shakes
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by ArkhamMirror 9mo ago
Thanks for the interest! I agree, the less people that need it the better, but I want it to exist just in case.

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